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LOEWS, ARE WE ABOUT TO SEE A LIMBO WORLD RECORD? (EARNINGS)And do you want to buy the dip These trends are not looking good. if earnings can't get over 74 and maintain good momentum, it's going to get pushed down to the support trends. Which are quite strong overall. The downside is huge. But it's not like there isn't upside. I'm just not certain the upside to 80 will occur sooner rather than later. Personally, I see a bearish looking stock, but I'm also not as confident as I sometimes am because there is a possibility it holds support at 69 and really starts to move. However, I'm fairly certain we'll see $20 at some point within the next year or two. IMO, sooner. Attaching CAT and APD
NYSE:LShort
by nicktussing77
LendingTree Buys Back $100 Mln Of Outstanding 0.50% Senior NotesOnline financial platform, LendingTree, Inc. (TREE), Wednesday announced that it has repurchased 0.50% convertible senior notes worth approx. $100 million, which were issued in July 2020 and will be due in 2025. The company has spent approx. $81.4 million in cash for this transaction. On Tuesday, LendingTree's stock closed at $19.62, down by 0.66%. The company’s stock price has been in a bearish trend since reaching a 52-week high of $47.82 on January 28, 2023. The stock has been trading below its 50-day and 200-day moving averages, indicating a lack of momentum and support. The stock also faces strong resistance at $21.35, which is the 38.2% Fibonacci retracement level of the downtrend from January to November 2023. However, the stock still faces significant challenges in the mid to long term, such as the declines in home revenue, the economic risks from the pandemic, and the competition from other online lending platforms . Therefore, the stock may not reach for the stars anytime soon.
NASDAQ:TREELong
by DEXWireNews
$SPY Monday Day Trade IdeasOn the left I have a 15m chart and right, 4h chart. Being as though Mondays have usually been rough for the markets and we have Consumer Inflation Expectations for December being announced at 11 AM EST, I'm thinking the markets opening green could be a setup to force some downside momentum. I believe if we can hold under this $389 area that we can retest around $386.50. If we base out around $389, the next leg up is to $391.50. Also, on the 4h chart the 50 and 200 SMA are both acting as resistance on Friday's closing candle. Because there are two moving averages in the spot, it's something I can't ignore from a bearish perspective. Otherwise, there seems to be a potential gap fill setup back towards the $399-$400 area.
AMEX:SPY
by Macks_MoneyTree
My 5 / 30 EMA alert signal got triggered for $TREESo I initially set a 5 / 30 EMA crossover (up) signal alert for $TREE (Lending Tree) as it is one of the cyclical stocks where market has been rotating into. It got triggered last night (or morning in Eastern time) and I immediately went in and bought a couple of LEAP based option calls for it. At this point in the day, $TREE was just about 290 only. Little did I realize much later in mid-day that my profit on my option call ballooned to $3000 when $TREE jumped to $317. LOL.
NASDAQ:TREE
by yeopcp
Will History Repeat itself ? BITCOIN Christmas Tree Pattern!Merry Christmas Everyone! and hope 2021 will be the best of luck! I want to thank each and every one of you for supporting me this year, and I promise to keep pushing forward... If you like the idea, do not forget to support with a like and follow. This Christmas pattern is just for fun but at the same time may be relevant to the current situation. Will history repeat itself this Christmas. Let's see how it goes! As per my last Bitcoin video analysis, I mentioned that price is approaching a strong round number 25k so we will be looking for sell setups. but that doesn't mean that we should sell now, we will be looking for sell setups on lower timeframes, with extra confirmation and trigger. (or whatever suits your trading plan) Good luck everyone and thank you once again. Have a blessed season!
COINBASE:BTCUSDShort
by TheSignalyst
122
LendingTree: Bullish Technicals and Fundamentals ExplainedIn this analysis, I'll be providing an in-depth analysis on LendingTree, as well as an explanation on megaphone patterns and its bullish upside. What is LendingTree Inc.? Lendingtree (TREE) is a company that offers a platform for borrowers and multiple lenders, offering the opportunity for its users to find the best possible deal on their loans. Business Model - Users of TREE gain access to multiple loan offers, and TREE’s clients gain the benefit of a cost-efficient customer acquisition. - Essentially, LendingTree is a platform where people shop for money. - Lendingtree works with major banks such as Citibank, Wells Fargo, as well as mortgage brokers, p2p specialty finance institutions, and small businesses. - Their clients’ pain point is that borrower acquisition is a key constraint to growth. - They offer a personalized platform called My LendingTree in which users can track their financial credit and performance - Their cumulative user growth has been increasing at an exponential rate - One fact many people misunderstand is that LendingTree does not take a markup fee. - Their revenue comes from the payments made by lenders (their institutional clients), who pay to join the LendingTree marketplace. - TREE also gets paid by their clients when its users sign up for their loans or services. - While mortgage loans are their main focus, they are expanding into areas of: personal loans, auto loans, business loans, student loans, credit cards, saving accounts, and home equity loans. Financials - LendingTree’s revenue has tripled to $1.1 Billion by the end of 2019, almost triple the revenue of 2016. - They continue to demonstrate tremendous growth as consumers shop for mortgages over time - While their revenue was dominantly mortgage based, they have managed to diversify into generating revenue from non-mortgage related loans and services. - However, their operating expenses have also significantly increased due to huge marketing budgets, and their operating income is not as exponential as their revenue growth - Their quarterly revenue changes have been showing inconsistencies, and reported negative earnings for 2020 Q2. - However, the company demonstrates steady and strong free cash flow Technical Analysis - We can take a look at TREE’s weekly chart for long term insight - To begin with, the chart is currently trading within a textbook megaphone pattern - A megaphone pattern can be a continuation or reversal pattern depending on how prices react near the resistance - This pattern demonstrates 5 distinct swings, each getting larger than the previous one, - As demonstrated above, we are currently in the middle of the fifth swing - We can see that a reverse head and shoulders pattern has been forming since the third swing. - We have temporarily broken out of the descending trend line resistance (marked by the dotted blue line), and forming what seems to be the right shoulder - The formation of the right shoulder can also be seen as a bullish flag pattern, where prices are consolidating before a breakout - On the short term, we are consolidating below the 0.618 Fibonacci retracement resistance. - We have tested the pivot line support, as prices look to break out - Even if we see a rejection at the trend line resistance on the fifth swing, there is a 60% upside potential based on the megaphone pattern structure Conclusion With the Fed having said that interest rates will remain at near zero, and considering the fact that the US housing market is still in an uptrend, given that we see more recovery in the economy, we could anticipate huge growth for LendingTree as more users seek to get loans. The technicals demonstrated on LendingTree’s chart are also extremely bullish, making this stock a solid mid-term investment. If you like this analysis, please make sure to like the post, and follow for more quality content! I would also appreciate it if you could leave a comment below with some original insight.
NASDAQ:TREEEducation
by Michael_Wang_Official
2
BTC -The origin of Bitcoin is like planting a tree. I admit, I couldn't stop thinking about Bitcoin the whole time I met him. It's not technology. It's a whole fucking organism. The origin of Bitcoin is like planting a tree. Not only the choice of plant species (code) but also the season (launch time), soil (distribution) and horticulture (community) were important for its success Satoshi. He had to grow to be strong, powerful and huge. It had to survive drought, storms and parasites. Its deep roots had to support the weight of the new world reserve currency, the benchmark of value.
BITSTAMP:BTCUSD
by mr_kosovskiy
24
ETHUSD At Top Of its Tree in Near TermETHUSD At the top of its tree in near term Although ETH has struggled for a large part of the last 30 days, it has now doubled from a low at 313 to today's high at 626. Not bad for a straggler. But it's probably at its upside limits in the near term here and needs to consolidate some more below the upper parallel before it can go again. May well hammer out a small flag for the next few hours, especially if 617 keeps stopping the next advance. To clear the way for the next advance from hereETH would have to find enough power to beat the upper parallel and then to turn it into support on the next retest from above once broken through. Can either close out longs here and lock in profits and be ready to buy on a successful near term break above the upper parallel or potentially to buy again from lower down, from 577-551 range.
BITFINEX:ETHUSD
by sumastardon
Lendtree - selling your data to highest bidderTREE is ridiculously priced; the CEO admits that just 2% of mortgages are TREE referrals. I thought most people knew TREE is an information selling site; they issue no mortgages, take no risk and depend on those looking for mortgages to enter their data hoping to get a good mortgage rate. What consumers "get" is their information sold to mortgage outfits that call them over and over and over again. This morally questionable "business" is valued at about $230 per share and is ripe for disruption. Not only that, word of mouth on the firm is not good with consumers complaining advertised rates don't exist, harassing phone calls and being targeted by firms outside of mortgage makers. This notion that "consumer data businesses" create value is nonsense. Consumers are wising up to the value of their data...and it ain't zero. Just looking for a place to sell this garbage.
NASDAQ:TREEShort
by mbslack1
1